THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1121.
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K
r Society
( . Donogbut-Mackca.
t An oat of town wedding of interest
is that of Wi.g KltMbeih Macken,
dauKhtrr o! ilr. and Mr. D. V.
wacaen ot i'ltt tenter. Neb., and
Daniel J. iJonoghue of Columbus,
which took place Tuesday morning
in St Josephs rhurch, Kcv. Father
i-aiorioii, omcuting.
Mill Gertrude Doiioghue, titter of
the Broom, and Pay Marken, brother j
or i tie iinac, were the attendant!.
Following the cemnonv a break-
fa 'was ered for 40 relatives at
ti.e home oi the bruie s iarenti.
Mr. IJonoghue and his bride left
for a motor rip to Denver and other
western points. They will be at
home after October 1. on their
farm near Columbus.
Mr, Donoflhue it a niece of V. A.
Macken and Mr. F. T. Walker of
tint city.
Aff.vrt for Louite Clarke.
Mrt. Chariot Uurgesi entertained
at luncheon Tuesday at the Coun
try cluh. in honor of M'ff Louise
Clarke, fiancee of Harkness Kountze.
Her guests were Mrs. Lewis Bur
Rett, Mrs. Burdctte Kirkendall,
Misses Grctchen J less, ' Dcrothy
Judson, Dorothy Kiplineer. Ger
trude Kountze and Gertrud- Stout. !
Mrs. Ware Hall was hostess at
luncheon at the Country club,
Wednesday for the same bride-to-be.
Her party included Misses Eliza
beth Carpenter of Manchester,
N. II., Marie Blooine of Chicago,
Dorothy Belt, Dorothy Judson, Ger
trude Kountze, Elinor Burkley,
Dorothy Kiplinger and Dorothy
Hall.
Miss Dorothy Belt was liosten
at a dinner at the Country, club for
the bridal party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. . Oeorge . rrinz entertained
at a party at the Orpheum followed
by a supper, dance at the Country
club, 'Wednesday evening. Her
guests were Misses Louise Clarke,
Gertrude Kountze, Marie Bioome of
Chicago, Elizabeth Caroenter of
Manchester, N. H., Dorothy Belt,
Dorothy Judson and Phyllis Water
man, Messrs. William Lafta. Rob
ert , Millard, John and Corncliua
Clarke; Harkness Kountze, Penman
Kountze, Ellison Vinsonhalcr and
Stuart. Summers.
Misses Elizabeth . Carpenter of
Manchester, N. II., and Miss Marie
Blooine of Chicago arrived Wed
nesday to be attendants at the wed
ding of, Miss Louise Clarke - and
Harkness Kountze on September 14.
Continues Voice
Study .
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HOLDING A HUSBAND
AM' GarrUeVs New Phase) of
"Revelation, of a Wife"
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Lfiss Frances l'ovc daughter of
Mrs. J. H. Vast, who has been
spending the summer here, returned
to Chicago Wednesday to continue
voice training under Charles W.
Clark at Bush conservatory. Miss
Pope is a lyric soprano. She has
been a piano student of Mrs. Ray
J. Abbott during the summer.
What Happened in Lillian's Room,
"I feared tint."
Mis Jones' voice put reproach.
condemnation and vindication oi ner
own prophecy into the comment, the
onlv one the nude, as she entered
Lillian's loom in renone to my
frantic summons. She touched the
bell as the ratted, and I knew that
all needful aid for Lilian would he
immediately forthcoming, so I
crossed to Marion t tide.
The child had uttered a shriek
when her mother fell swooning
against Robert Savarm, but had
clasped her little hand over her
mouth, evidently mindtul of my pre
vious injunction for silence, and had
uttered no sound since, although her
wildly staring, anguished eyes and
ashen face showed how great was
her terror. Even as Miss Jones bent
over Lillian she cast one glance at
the little girl and spoke quickly,
imperatively, to me.
"Take her Into the next room at
once. Marion, your mother is alive.
She has only tainted.' But we must
have absolute quiet here."
I blessed the presence of mind
which had given this assurance to
the terrified child, even before I
surmised the nurse was absolutely
sure of the truth of her own state
ment. I tried to stimulate her com
posure, but my own heart was wild
with anxiety, as I carried Marion to
the next room. It was but a minute
or two until Robert Savarin joined
us, and I knew that when aid had
come at Miss Jones' summons he
had been compelled to give Lillian's
unconscious form into more skilled
hands.
With a pitiful little moan Marion
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
- First Corhe, First Served. .
"First come, . firt served" is the
motto for the Associated Charities
dinner-dance at the Brandeis Re
naissance room "September 15,' ac
cording to Mrs. H. H. Baldrige,
general chairman. ', " " '
"There Will be no oartiality in al
iening lames, ine nrst cnecKs
A Mnn to Forset.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 19. Four
weeks ago I met a man 10 years my
senior and learned to think a great
deal of him. It la not love, but Just
a high regard.. Five days ago ne
did not keep his engagement with me
and I have not Been him since: Think
ing he was HI, I called up his private
olflcetand was -fold no one by that
name was known there. Vp on speak
lng with the proprietor 1 found It to
be he, but with a dinerent name, and
was at a loss as to what to say and
hung up without another word. Still
I always make excuses for him and
am always longing to see him. Kind
ly advise me how to meet this situa
tion. PERPLKXED.
Truly, my dear, the best way to
meet this situation is by plunging
into other interests. Work nnd train
Ml-yf n wqII stv thla frtstl-
will be assigned to the T room', " m? i".? i "U"
and the - later one? will be seated in ftn(, vou-re in damrer of fancying;
yourself far more" interested in the
man than you really are.' He's Ut
terly unworthy of your regard. . In
all probability he's a man led man
who was amuqlng himself with you
Jot We mpjnent. Dismiss him from
the 'grill.' There is. no such thing
as pull, and nw one-out the commit
ter .in charge has 'authorityrto make
Dromisea.'"- he baa. aflnnunreft" - "
To Studv Music in Baltimore'. 1
Miss Nancy Jiulst leaves. Septem- 'JhOur. mind. . '
Baltimore, M ..where she will study
piano for the coming year; ; " ' ".
According to Mrs. Mary Hul
mother of Miss- Hulst, te only Ne
braskans wW haye attended ;h,e Pea
body institute are Mrs. --Hulst--and
Miss; Adelvn Wood, botlf ft '.this
city 'and Mrs. W. S. E vans ' oil Co
lumbus. v ': " ' .
Miss Hufsf will" resTde af the1 Art
Students' -Home Hall-. .house-' while
in Baltimore. ' .
; '. 'For Jacey Allen.
. Mrs. Morton Engleman entef
lained at a bridge luncheon at hef
home Wednesday complimentary to
Miss Jacey AHenancee of Howard
Dunham, the guests were Mes
dames Albert Degan, Walter Daw
son, Cecil Hitchen, Nile Booth,
Herbert Smailsr Paul Bradley. Earl
Burkett, Fred ; Creigh, Walter
Klopp, Robert Edwards, Chester
Nieman.-and Warren Carey and-Miss
Grace)' Robertson and Miss .Cath
i erine Allen. - '- ' ' '. "7;.:, -
Weddinj Date Chosen. ' -
October 1 has'.been chosen for the
date of the marriage of Lee Huff, jr.,
of this city to Miss Rosavere Menagh
of Denison,' la. , Plans for the wed
ding are not yet Completed but Mr.
Huff, sr., will be best man for his son.
The ceremony "will ,be a quiet home
affair. Miss J Menagh s"pent Wednes
day in Omaha at the home of the
parents of he,r fiance. ; .f
Afternoon Bridge and Shower.
Miss Berniee Meicryurgen will en
tertain at a bridge party and linen
shower at her home, . 1 hursday, in
honor of Miss Alice Huntington,
fiancee of Webb Richards. Her
guests will" be Mrs. Joseph Adams,
Mrs. Truman Redfield,' Misses Zer
lina ' Brisbin; Dorothy Cavanaujfh,
Nancy Hulst, 'Eunice; Fike and
Pauline Richey. " ' ' 1',
For Miss GrimnteL 'V
- Mrs. George Engler entertained
at a bridge party at her home Wed
nesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Margretha Grimmel, : ' fiancee of
George Flack. Three tables were
set for the game. ' .
' -Entertain
at Luncheon.
Mrs. John Harvey and Mrs. E. A.
Wolcott - entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at the Field club.
Thank Yon: Write to the state
board of health. State House, Lin
coln, addressing your letter to the
secretary of nurses. She. will -(rive
yiru the Information you wish to have
about nurses' training. '
' Mrs. -,irplexod: Jt cannot take
you seriously. .If you mean what you
tell me, you" are a selfish, fickle wo
man, "iou -owe something to this
man -who married you and is caring
for you. Have you tried to make him
happy or be happy with him your
self? It you were to leave your hus
band for tMs other man you would
probably find out that you had made
another mistake and that there was
"some one else."
"Good Night Kiss.''
The song. "Just One Good Night
Kiss," about which one of my readers
inquired last week, is published by
the Leglers Publishing company,
Chicago, and can be put-chased at
one of our local music stores. If the
person Interested will call me up,
or send me self-addressed envelope,
I will give her the name of the store,
In case she cannot locate U.
R. 8. K.: Most states have laws
against the marriage of first cous
ins. An attorney can give you the
list of the states, or you can look
them op yourself in any law library.
It sounds difficult, but the statutes
of the various states are indexed and
all you have to do is to find your sub
ject in the index and then look up
the section to which the index refers
you.- -
I do not approve of marriage be
tween cousins because of the kind
of children that may result
Waitinjr: There is no reason why
you cannot return to school and learn
as well as ever. In order to get a
certificate for teaching, however, you
would have to take certain prescribed
subjects. Write to the secretary or
the school, and he will give you full
information. a
I would like to urge you to' take up
this school work. I believe it Is a
worthy ambition you have and since
you are already graduated- from a
10th grade high school you would
not have such a long road to travel
nut out lirr arms to Mm. He took
rr from me, an J sat down in a big
arm chair;, toothing her with infinite
tendrrnos. But the ue hi bent
abcie her wa ihen. and' I knew
l!.at hu was the hraviot burden of
us all, that he held himself it leant
partly to Mime for Lillian's collapc.
From the next room came tht tut
ducd yet hurried movements which
mark a battle between life l death
in a l.e-fjiiiat. After wlwu seemed an
eternity I heard the deep tones of
Dr IVttit, and felt a ru.h of thank
fulnens that he had arrived. The phy
sician' personality affects me un
favorably, but in emergencies I find
myself r'.inging blindly to hit skill
- "Will My Mother D!t?"
I think that all three of us had
almost reached the breaking point
when the hall door opened and Dr.
IVttit came in.
'She is conscious," he said with his
usual deliberation, "an J is in no Im
mediate danger. " But there must bu
weeks of absolute time' lor her, ana
for a t:me she must see no one, n t
even her child She has consented
to this on the condition that he Le
allowed to speak to each of yoi now.
I am going to permit this speech
only because it w II barm her more
to dtry her than to grant her re
otlest. But you must not speek ex
cept answer her questions, and must
leave her almost at once. And there
must be no tears." He Io ked at
Marion inquiringly.
"I won t cry, she said tensely.
But will my mother die?"
Her whole tortured child soul was
in the query. Dr. Pcttit bent over
her tenderly.
No, child, he said softly. 'Jot
if she lets us take care of her, as she
should have done months ago.
"What is the trouble, doctor?"
Robert Savarin'a quiet voice gave no
hint of the agony I knew was sway
ing him. . ...
"A complete nervous collapse," the
physician replied. "Her usefulness
for the rest of her life, indeed, her
life itself, depends upon absolute rest
and quiet for a long time."
"She will have it," Robert Savarin
said, and the words had the fervor
cf a vow.
We followed the physician into the
Personals
Things You'll Love
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Front and back, panels are to be
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Cut strips of. two-inch ribbon a couple
of inches longer than . your . frock
skirt. The . number of "strip win, of
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the ribbons .together, Then bead
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Mr. and Mrs. F. .H. Davis have
returned fromean eastern trip.
; Mr. and Mrs. J. H; Voss have
gone1 to Chicago for a short visit.
Miss Rose Herman left Tuesday
for Cleveland, O., and. '. the Great
Lakes. ...,r .-. -.
William Burke has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal., and other west
ern points. , ;
! Mrs. W. " K. ' Loughridge 5s ex
pected - home Thursday from a
southern trip, : , x
John Nbrris of Culpepper,. Va., is
visiting at the home of his brother,
E. W. Norris. ' -
' Miss Emily Cleve has i returned
from a month's vacation, ' spent at
Lake Chisago, Minnesota. '
- William Yager, Floyd Stryk'er and
Bud Parks left Monday for St. Paul,
Minn... where they will attend St
1 homas college.
Miss Dorothy Belt arrived home
Wednesday from White Bear Lake,
Minn. She will be the guest of Miss
Dorothy Judson for a short time.
Seymour H. Smith, jr., son of Dr.
and Mrs. S. H. Smith, left Wednes
day for Kemper Military academy,
Booneville, Mo. , . ;
! " . -
Miss Blanche E. Hart has re
turned to Philadelphia, Pa., after a
short vacation spent in Omaha with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
Hart. i ' '. ' '. : .. '
Mr! and Mrs. R. D. Kingsbury
and daughters, Carol and Carita, of
Grand Island, are spending a few
days in Omaha. They are en route
to points in Iowa.
Miss Willow O'Brien, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien, under
went an appendicitis operation Mon
day at St Catherine hospital She
is now out of danger.
What's What
By HELEN DECIE
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Service and
More Servia
Is what I aim to
give, with better
cooked foods at
reasonable prices.
Mrs. Baker's
Cafeteria and Cafe
Under City Natl Bank Bldg.
' 16th and Himiy. Formerly th
Quick terr CsiattrU
Mr
r. and Mrs. U. t. Kniseiy re
turned Tuesday from a motor trip to
Columbus, Neb., accompanied - by
Mrs. Charles Dougherty, who will
spend a few days here. . t-
Mrs.' Lee HuS has returned to
Omaha from Lake Okoboji and has
reopened her home for the winter.
Mr. Huff leaves Thursday for a mo
tor trip to Trout-Dale-in-the-Pines,
Colo, where he wU remain until the
close of the season there,
Mrs. C W. Axtell and son, Lane,
have returned from Nova Scotia,
where they spent the summer. Miss
Anne Axtell, who accompanied them
on their trip, is now in New Hamp
shire. She will enter her senior
year at Smith college" Northhamp
ton, Mass, cn September 25.
Whether the driver of a car is one's
host, a member of the family, or a
professional chauffeur, it is a peri
lous matter to distract him by any
attempt to engage him. in conversa
tion, especially when he is piloting
thep machine through a busy street
or a road all alive with motor parties.
.A woman accustomed to driving
her own car seldom, if ever, ad
dresses a question to the .driver, for
she knows by , experience that he
must keep his wits about him all
the time, and that even one minute's
inattention to. the business iu hand
may be fraught with serious conse
quences. Sometimes the man at the
wheel, if he is very young and proud
of his skill, likes to show that, he
ran talk and drive at the same time.
Since most of the accidents of the
road are due to reckless overconfi
dence, his - dangerous -sociability
should be politely, but firmly, dis
couraged. (Copyrisbt, U2I. far Public Ledger
Company.) ;
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Hjl tne cornet, MUEopbODe, clarinet,
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Ceme la and try ewes ear line Is cualeta.
There's ae eWigatlea.
room where Lillian lay, too es.
Iumteil even to lilt her hil from
the pJIuw.
A New Far.
"Hold the child rlo to her Dr,
I'citit saiei, and Robert Savarin low
ered Marion fill her face retted
against her mother's. Lillian's ryes
turnea to me.
"Madge," she hipcred slovtly.
"My keys fit purse, my mail, editors
you will "
"I will attend to everything." I
interrupted promptly to save her
speech, "and" I knew the meant to
i on Tide Marion to Robert Savarin,
but I guessed she would prize my
assurance of care also. "I will help
Robert with Marion In every way.
Just rest and get well."
"All right." The words came
with dilhculty, and I stepped baNc
from the bed without even the
touch of her beloved hand, so pre
carious did her hold on life seem.
"Robert Marion," she breathed.
"Yes. sweetheart. ' I shall not
have her," the man said softly, and
then the mother, with a supreme ef
fort, put her lips to her little daugh
ter's cheek.
"Be brave, darling and mother will
cct well soon" she murmured and
the child with a self-control almost
uncanny, returned her mother's fee
ble ki, and uttered simply the
familiar childish formula:
VW he good."
She was again liftrd in Robert Sa
varin'a arms and carried out of the
rot. in, a the phyeiewn bent above
her mother, I lingered long enough
to see that Lillian had not swooned
again, as 1 had feared she might, and
then followed the artist into the nrst
room.
It was not until hours afterward,
when we had returned to the Ticer
farm, and Robert Savarin had made
arrangements to take temporary
quarters at the farmhoute where
iJicky had roomed, that there rUihrd
across me the thought tlut Lillian'
rolldpte removed the lat barritr to
Grace Praprr's re-entrance into our
lives. With my father gone on an
indefinite trip, Lillian so ill that no
news could be given her for weeks
to come, there was no one near who
rould authoritatively forbid Grace
Draper's presence.
(Continued Tomorrow.) -
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as JOMT
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Is like
wise truo
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